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Government warns pregnant women on alcohol risks
Government researchers warn that drinking more than two beverages daily during pregnancy raises the chance of fetal alcohol syndrome in babies. Estimates show 5 percent of births involve heavy drinking, with about 1,500 full syndrome cases annually, plus many with milder symptoms, prompting calls for abstinence guidance.
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Washington
Ernest P. Noble
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Noble
National Council On Alcoholism
New York City
Joseph Cruse
University of Southern California
United States
Cruse
Council
American Medical Society
Frank Seixas